The Right Person
Instinctively, Liam slipped an arm around my waist, a clear claim of territory in the most subtle, effortless way. His voice deepened, carrying the quiet authority of a leader, someone used to being obeyed.
“Well now, Mr. Connor Gregory. What a surprise to see you idling around. Running a company isn’t child’s play, you know.”
Connor immediately swallowed his anxiety, lowering his voice.
“That was my fault before. But I’ve changed. Helen, just give me a little more time. I’ll prove it to you.”